Big Brother Court Rules Government Can Keep Naked Body Scanner Images Secret
Court Rules Government Can Keep Naked Body Scanner Images Secret
Monday, 17 January 2011 07:58
Posted by David Icke
'A federal judge has ruled that the Department of Homeland Security can keep images produced by x-ray body scanners out of the public domain, in a blow to privacy group The Electronic Privacy Information Center’ s (EPIC) efforts to release more than 2000 of the images that show intimate details of airport travelers’ bodies.
Judge Ricardo Urbina ruled that the DHS does not have to comply with the Freedom of Information Act request to disclose the naked images of those who were screened at airport checkpoints, nor does the government have to release any other related materials.'
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